New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

i,re ars hsre M n" d. nit ar he will bc
year. whether As candidate or not hnrns pfo'ec'oh
/ hst shst into tho camp OF the free traders
AN ADMIRABLE MESSAGE
| From IN, pift,burg Commercial Gafete tRep)
The Commercial gazette assumes that every reader VINO
has even passing interest in thavtai issue mas Already
read or will read at the earliest opportunity inc ao-
mirabs which MT Blaine mas rrahsn''en h. en
to his fellow ntrym frem MS temporary hp1ne on
the other side Of the Atlantic II in"s mastery nnu
Presdent has based his ndations and clear
presentation OF the dangers which lurE IN tue p'lcy
which the President has 50 zcaonSLy eSpouseu'
1T THINKS THE CANDIDATES ARE SETTLED
| from The Ci,rsidnd PPdfn Dcal'r trcm)
Tto choIlenye OF the President to fight the contest OF
1888 unsn his great issue Is promptly taken up by his
old antagonist That Cleveland and Blaine VIII lead
respective parties in 1883 there Is now little reason
/ to doubt.
| TTTERANCE OF AN EXPERT
From the chicago Journal R'p)
Mr. Rlsine is statesman which Mr. Cleveland is not
Mr. blaine speaking on the tariff question: knows what
he is talking about; Mr.. Cleveland does not
DEMOCRATS WANT HIM RENoMrNATED.
From The Buqato courier (Dem)
n the Republican party is willing tn bo placed on
platform Of opposition to tariff reduction and REFORM
Mr. Rlaloe naturally and properly ought TO be its stan
dard-bearer next year.
1 1T WILL CHANGE SOME MEMS VIEWS OF BLAINE
/ from me Rochcs'er Hcrad (Rep)
We think 1t may be safely assumed that Clevolands
antiarn message has clearly brought Mr Elaine 10 the
front n. the prospective Republican candidate fer the
Presidency next year lie has met the occasion 50
prump:ly and with such remarkable skill and power
that hosaud. busincs. men who have been aver'e To
him will likely that hc IS the man toy want 10
lead tncu against the anti tar.n policy next summer
CLEARLY THE REPUBLICAN LEADER
From me Hochesfcr Democrat and Hron'cie 'H'p)
Al the very moment when Mr. Cleveland asonnd' the
country by his bold. yet crude, cnuncatsn OF the la
accs Of tho rrcc-Trsdcr Mr. Blaine in criticism OF
aFt.tsr a.
champion cf protection of American industries and tears
into ter, the sophisus- which the PRESIDENT mas Dor
10 which W. have alluded Mr. Blsns Is sound to NJ.
abreast Of the hest moral sentiment Of the day. II.
although private citizen thc leader Of the republican
hosts OF tho land.
EASY WORK FOR THE CONVENTIONS.
From me IhHGaclphta T"acs Ind Drin)
That Mr. Elaine is tho choice OF eefourths OF the
Ecpuhlcans Of tho country President does not admit
Of doubt Among those ardently desiring ms eec"n to
the Presidency are many who are In doubt as 10 hi'
yord the sea, accepting CieNeiaud- clall"nsr 10 th"
country challenge 10 hirself ant he ,hies MS castor
IL The ring aHd summons his followers 10 the cosnat
It's therefore. Cleveland and Blaine for NIX year.
and all the viii have 10 ds !. to select can
thai both m. caniiatcs for Vice President In l-- arc
dead and that neither lived ont hall the term when hoh
earnestly Aborsd To saiu IS tho second oceI 'I 'ls
government
INTERESTING To ALI.
Trop me Dsfr,n Tritme lAlp)
Probably the comments Of no American '',I'n VIII o.
read with great nj general an interest a' those OF
Mr. Blaine tie Presidents message
An UNAN,WERABLE ARRNI@SNENr
from n, WG'er,nry R,publein tErpl
George W. smal.cy cables 10 I'm Nt"-i"Kk TEiHv>E
from Par, Al unanswcra Bile arrasnncnt by james g.
Blaine Of President Ceyoanls economic policy, as out
lined his free.tridc message.
II SYMPATHY WITH THE MAssEs.
from Tie Hanger nhg .irp)
Nh D'"'"' '"'''''' ~ wv " Wv
r.or w. " ri,,,. spe,k, t,o rcsplc u.,ru real
,, ,,. ,i ,..i,,e a, n,,li. ,c,lr. enable, him 10
d,4 the live qus'tion, NJ the day n an in,tfac'iyo
m%nter, & ana % VA, MS ~, %,'on - IN ,s 1880
K%"CRtTr ,''' on rIryEI1ND, SHOULDER
From me "''a"''P'H 'f'"d'|
,,r n" ,,y rcpN,n" IN, IL, Dyrcd f.an. c- In
ihc fsct maj Mr. blaine st~allng for himself and for
If. fploulus-lu c-c aud IN pose regard. the
;,c ste,Ing fagss'' and j. '''''" ''' '''''' " '''
- ... ,,.,,.,,.. ,.t-.r,trn
9iHi'ii II - " - - - ~, ,,,' 49, ,,an1, ,,[,
, ,,, i,,,.., ,le ,e.,onnlr uolrc,.
ih' n'"'' ''',, '',,,, ,t.,"I,o,i,s ,,,...,.. ,ti ~
1i ,,, .,, a. ,i,t ,,.. I,.. abroad fir clr1f..r
r'"J and ttc other Al lon.c for a larger demand
T., Ior',.-i., ''. L,ior
THEY MAY INTEREST q. g.. SOMEWHAT.
y,on me Ae.ourg v lJ J,u,nat
TnE Imm 81 through Nr -. W. 9m@u's' '',', nI
ven hh"N .",.'"n ,n 'li ~, t.c.. .ir,, Cl,,c
land. ice tr,d. message and obtained from ihr
Xcplll.c.u leader some very iutcls,,us statements.
i ..... ,.. .,.,, ,.,r,.,.>.vr
Ili-N9lN' ~ '''i' ''''''''
fr"m Ih> Hf'" |"'"'V|
Tlls Wow uhat the tD tr,o faN should hc aholsh'dl
VIII certainly adj To- Mr ll.ur', popu!auty in 10.
eiua. which i- one 90 tlr pivotal states y TO iA'
man PNr-,"n ol VIC ''..i, a.? ,.i.,c,t '''
''
80 'HNNIl'N VI y ~ ''''''
f''" me N''''' |'"'''.''
,li'e ~. "' , % ,,,iI,' H., %, ma On tie corty,l,
reduce II lbs "A pfoilpt repeal ul thr tobacco tiA, and
would mahr here ana There 1""r 'n"'r', ln 'I'
tarin, not 100 the hl''f"h ~ I'"N''Hf Pi"'''N""'
but rather oi Wisely fostering
T., u,t ruprIt an TrI.r ANTpI. AN~
I,,n Ihe .fibauy Journai.
What tc grratc-t Of American proi,ci ZIONIST, wulld